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The Great Aussie Crab Pot Review is a national initiative aimed at tackling the issue of lost and abandoned recreational crab pots in Australian waterways. As part of this effort, we conducted […]

Through our TierraMar program, we are proud to have supported the Government of Vanuatu in the development of its National Action Plan for Seabirds, Sharks, and Marine Turtles (NPOA), which […]

Jessica Leck, Program Manager for GhostNets Australia, and Anissa Lawrence, Managing Director of OceanEarth Foundation, were recently invited to join a diverse group of experts at the “Rubbish on The […]

Our Ocean Youth ambassadors were proud to announce the launch of their “Youth Statement for the Ocean” at the Ocean Dialogue held in Sydney as part of the Global Nature […]

We are delighted by the Australian Government’s announcement last week that it will intensify efforts to reduce the devastating impact of lost, abandoned and discarded fishing nets, also known as […]

Anissa Lawrence, OceanEarth Foundation’s Managing Director, had the privilege of participating in the 2024 Garma Festival, held on Gulkula ceremonial site near Nhulunbuy on the Gove Peninsula, in the Northern […]

Recreational fishers from across the Eyre Peninsula will have the chance to swap their newly banned opera house yabby traps for a pyramid trap at the upcoming Yabby Trap Round-Up […]

Hundreds of young Australians converged for our inaugural Ocean Youth Summit, last week, to champion the cause of ocean conservation. The first of its kind in Australia, the event brought […]

Lost, abandoned or discarded crab pots, also known as ghost gear or ghost pots, pose a major threat to the health of marine ecosystems. Critical species, such as crocodiles and […]